Chapter

 1 6,2 |     Marechal de Gie and Jacques Trivulce; the corps following them
 2 6,3 |        army Marechal de Gie and Trivulce ordered a halt and lances
 3 6,4 |         spite of the opinion of Trivulce, Camillo Vitelli, and Francesco
 4 7,1 |      interval having heard that Trivulce had just recrossed the Alps
 5 10,1|      time, under the command of Trivulce. Louis XII had come as far
 6 10,1|          and Alessandria, while Trivulce was on the march to Milan. ~
 7 10,1|         the town of Vigavano on Trivulce as a reward for his swift
 8 10,3|        had entered Lombardy. So Trivulce, to face this enemy, had
 9 10,3|         so noisy at Milan, that Trivulce, judging that there was
10 10,3|        the banks of the Tesino. Trivulce left 400 lances at Novarra
11 10,4|        runners had been sent by Trivulce, understanding his perilous
12 10,4|       counting the troops which Trivulce had at Mortara, Louis XII
13 10,4| capitulation was signed between Trivulce and the Swiss, who had made